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2011 Video Conference Comparison Chart
Determining which Video Conferencing solution to buy for your business can be a daunting task since features can vary greatly between vendors. This comparison chart helps you review top systems from Panasonic, Tandberg, LifeSize, Polycom and Spire Global (Sony).
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Buying a Phone System? Compare the Top 96 Business Phone Systems In One Chart
Quickly see differences between brands like Avaya, Mitel, Cisco, ShoreTel, 8x8, Panasonic, etc and compare over 96 phone systems by 55 brands for small to mid-size businesses. Our latest 2011 edition of the chart also compares PBX and Business VoIP systems side by side so you can make an educated comparison of your options. This analysis is prepared in an easy to view Excel spreadsheet.
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ERP Buyer's Guide
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Video Conferencing Features for First Time Buyers
When buying a video conferencing system for your company or organization, you need to first understand the essential features to make informed decisions. During your research make sure you get information on all aspects of the project from business objectives, costs, scalability, and how the video conferencing system will work with and improve your existing solutions.
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VoIP: Efficient Communications for Growing Companies
For America's growing small businesses, the solutions offered by a VoIP phone system are worth taking note. VoIP is widely recognized for the tremendous advantages it offers small businesses in terms of cost savings and efficiency. With intuitive features that increase company productivity, and the ability to blend traditional PBX systems into a common platform, VoIP systems help small businesses accomplish much more while spending less.
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When Small Businesses Outsource Payroll
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Prevent Data Loss with Remote Online Backup Service
The U.S. National Archives & Records Administration states that 50 percent of businesses that lose their critical data for 10 days or more end up filing for bankruptcy. Since one out of ten hard drives fails each year, and hard copies of data can be just as susceptible to damage as the original, having your company’s important files stored with an off-site data backup service is simply good business sense. In the event of a disaster, whether due to human error, theft, fire, defective components, or a system crash, having a remote online backup of all of your important information ensures that it is always safe, secure and easily accessible. Remote online backup services have become more affordable and service providers are abundant. Many online backup vendors offer similar functionality but there are a number of variables, which can make selecting the right provider for your company a challenging task. This guide is designed to assist decision makers in determining the best remote backup ...
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Remote Backup - Why So Vital?
Any time your company’s data or applications become unavailable due to system failure or other disaster, this can quickly translate into lost revenue for your business. Remote online backup, a web-based service that allows customers to back up and store files to a secure, off-site location, is the best way to keep your company’s vital data safe at all times. In the event of a disaster, whether due to human error, theft, fire, defective components, or a system crash, having a remote online backup of all of your important information ensures that it is always safe, secure and easily accessible. Remote online backup services have become more affordable and service providers abound. Many online backup vendors offer similar functionality but there are a number of variables, which can make selecting the right provider for your company a challenging task. This guide is designed to assist decision makers in determining the best remote backup solution for their company’s needs.
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CED Magazine
CED is the premier broadband technology magazine helping broadband professionals understand emerging technologies and the supporting businesses that surround them. CED’s award-winning editors investigate new revenue streams and detail the intriguing technologies that are transforming the design and operation of broadband networks. Published 10 times a year (monthly except bi-monthly in Mar/Apr and Nov/Dec) and is available in Print or Digital format.
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CED’s Broadband Direct Daily Newsletter
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